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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

THE hcGlynn literature, says the
Philadelphia Record, is beginning to be
tiresome. The Church has excommuni-
Gated McGlynn for disobedieEoe of the
command to go To Rome and explain
himself. He AYERS. on the contrary.
that he has been pushed aside for the
PRONUNCIATION Of political principles Of
which the Church does not approve. A
dispute in which the disputants do not
agree as TO the main facts is liable TO be
endless rs well as useless. The public
are already sarfeited with this matter,
and are looking ahead for something
newer and livelisr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

THE Democratic State Convention Of
Ohio met at Cleveland on Wednesday
last 20 nominate candidate for Gov
ernor and other State officers. Asnonom
inatIon would be made until yerteTday
we cannot this week give the result of
its proceedings. Judge Thurman, who
is in Boston and who could easily have
the nomination if he would consent to
take it, published a letter last week
absolutely declining to be a candidate.
His refusal to permit his name TO be
used in the Convention narrows the con-
test down to Thomas f. Powell, Con,
gresham Martin A. Foran and Con-
gresham James Campbell. with the
chances in favor of the first named
gentleman. The Republican Conven-
tion of the same State will meet at
Toledo OF wednesday next. The pre-
sent Governor, Foraker, will be renomi-
mated and resolution offered in favor
Of Johh Sherman as the next Republican
candidate for President, which, from
present appearances will be adopted, al
though Blaine's friends in the State
avow their determination vigorously "a
oppose It.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

HON r. NJ. I. HUNTER died at his
home IN Essex county, Va, on Tuesday
last, In the 18th year o. his age. He
was a very prominent public man in his
day. having served several terms in
Congress and having been elected
Speaker OF the House in 1889. He was
subsequently elected United States
Senator, and was Appointment candidate
against Douglass for the Presidential
nomination at the National Dem ocratic
Convention at Charleston in 1860.
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at the drug stores of
+ James. of Eoensburg and W. W. McAteer,
OF Loretto, as their giving sway 10 their Gus
toners Of so many free trial bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that il always
cures and never diSappoints. Coughs, colds
asthma, bronchitis, Group, and all throat
ana lung diseases quickly cured. You can
Iest IL before buying by getting a trial bottle
free. large size 81. Every bottle warranted
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

THE Colorado beetle, famiIiarly
known in this country as the potato
bug, - is destroying the potato crop in
Prussian Saxony. A Government COM
mission has been appointed 10 devise
means for the determination of the pest.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKEr.

THE Irish Coercion bill was read the
third .ime In the House of Lords on
Monday last, and will doubtless pass
that body, always suhservient to the
QUEENS wishes, before the end of the
present week.
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y w = q h O O II o u e,
on land of Adam Hammond in said Township
until SATURDAY. JULY 2nd 1857, at 2
o'clock. y M Plans aud specifications the
same as the Bradley School. except the new build
ing is to he weatherhoarded with good dry Hem
lock siding and girder is TO be put under the
sleepers the entire length Of the building, and
butment Of stone is TO be put under the ce ntre OF
the girder. No seats 10 he put IN the building by
the contractor and the material OF the whole TO be
good dry lumber. and No, One shingles. The
Board reServe' the right reject any and all bids
The building 10 he well painted inside and on
3nd all to be hnishcd in good worhma Mike man
ner by the 18th OF October, 1887. The contractor
TO have the old school building on the site Of the
new building.
By order OF the Board
". A. B. LITTLE, Sec =.
Allegheny Twp. June Il, Iss7-iw.
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! hsTTING.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he received by the
- Commissioners of Cambria county, at their
once, IN Ehcnsbu TX, Pa, until One O'Clock, p.
June 9th 1857, for cOnstructing abutments with
wingWalls, and an Iron Bridge be erected across
Chest Greek. at Eckenrode's MIL. between Car
roll and Allegheny Townships. The length OF
bridge to be 10 feet With Il foot road way. Pans
and specifications Of abuttnentS can he seen Al
the Commissioners Once
The Comm isSiOners reserve the right 20 reject
any all bids.
JOHN KIRBY,
JAMES COSTLOW,
DAVID HAN TLTON.
Attest. Com mmissionors.
D. A. MCGOUGH. Clerk.
Ebensburg. June L. 1857.
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a ST. LOUIS Court has decided that
playing base ball on Sunday is lawful
according 20 the propIieties of the Sab
bath and within the intent of the Chris
tian Observance of that day. The de-
clsion by Edward Il. Noonan, Judge
St. louis Court Criminal Correction. -
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JNTEN ADyERTFSEBE should si-
Il dress
GEORGE p. ROWEII. & c..
10 Spruce Street. New York CITY.
For SELECT LIsT.oFI, OC0 NEWSPAPERS
ian. II Z
EXECUrRIX NOTICE

INN ECUTRIN NOTICE
IL EsJaJe Of John Grimes. deceased.
Letters tcStameutary on the esrats OF Joll
Grimes, deceased, having oecn granted % ne
undersigned, notice is hereby given thtf H.i PEI
sons indebted 70 said estate must make payment
with delay. and .hose having claims against me
same should present them, properly sIthsut'.-
ted, Tor settlement.
MARGARET CRIMES.
Allegheny twp.. July Is. Eye'u'rK,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

Seltzer AperienI-
II is certain in its effects
It Is gentle in it's action.
II is palateable 20 the
taste. 1t can be relied
upon to cure, and IL cures
10y assisting, not by cutrag.
ing. nature. do hot take
violent purgatives your
selves or allow your chill
dren TO take them. always
use this elegant phar-
-naceutiGal preparation,
which has been for moro
than forty years a pub u
iav0rile. Sold by dTugg ais
eUeTylrhere B = -
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BARBER SHOP.

The undersigned invites the ci;lzcr' o. E9es'
burg and public generally 70 can NJ his slyg
Centre ST. EbcusburE Pa, tHrFo'te -
Mountain House saloou), whore ho ~. ne lolL.
read 10 accommodate Them With a clean sL'F' .
n ma n cut on short notice.
BY keeping everything neat and TIDY aho-.. ah. -
shoD 1 expect'to merit a liberal share o. patron
age
March II, 81. PETER WILHELM
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

DROPOSALS Will he received by the under
L signed Secretary OF the School Board OF Allie
ghenY Township, for the erection OF
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Letters OF administration ON The e'i'ls
william !. McCiuiro. lato Of CleaT1ela to"us-.E
Cambria county, deceased, hgvIug been 49,.
to the undersi gned, all persons Indebted !! e -
estate are hereby notified 20 make Nsy ncnt W. L
out delay. and al those having claim a. .ls.
same viii present them, properly autheA'''
for settlement % .,,r
Admir- OF william !. Mctiuire, ae' o.
Cleartcld twp, April -, 1887 st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

RELIABLE REMED.
For Sick stomach,
For Torpid Liver,
Bilious Headache.
COStiyeness.
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A DvERTISERS by addressing Geo. p
~ ROweII a. Co., 10 Spruce St, Nes York
can learn the exact cost Of any proposed llns
ADVERTISING inAmericau NcWspE peTs. leo
Page Pamphlet IOC-
CB EAPEST and BEST. Prices Recuced
H0LMAN'S new PARALLEL BIBLES.
over 1000 pages. Fully Illustrated. AE'ts wanted
Circulars tree. a. j fs holman a 60 Phiia.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
~ The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Oresson SPRING Company viii be held g.
the Mountain House, Cressoa, Pa on Tuesday,
August 2d. 1857, ats O'Clock, An Election Tor
Presideat and Directors same DAY and place.
JAMES X. Mo- LURE,
July Is. O.. Secretary.
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SCHOOL LANDA.

WASHINGTON TKRRrroRY CASE pRoIDKp
EI ASSISTANT SECRETARY MuLnBow.
wAsHTSGroS, July 3O.--IR ths case
Of Thomas Z. Watson Of Washington
Territory, in which is involved the
question Of the rights Of settlers upon
school lands In the Territory, Assistant
Secretary Maidrog has decided that
under the acts granting 10 the Terri
tories lands for school purposes where
land al the date Of the survey is occu-
pied by en- actual settler. bis right ia
superior 10 the right Of the Territory,
and that where school lands at
the date Of the survey are occupied By
an actual settler. the Territory is en-
titled 10 select equivalent lands in lieu
thereof as indemnity, and having made
snch selection the indemnity land ~
lected 10 held In reservation In lieu Of
the school section upon which such
eelection was made and TIE school seo.
ton BY such selection is excluded from
reservation, and therefore an entry Of {
school section made while the selection
Of land remained intact vas valid.
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NORTHWESTERN.
WHAT RAILRoAD MEN THINK or TIE
OREGON 3 PACIFIC RAILWAY scHKAGK.

WHAT RAILROAD MEN THINK or rHE
OREGON 3 PACIFIC RAILWAY scHKMK.
SAN FRANcTsoo, July S0.--A morning
paper says that 10 seems now almost &
settled fact that the Oregon Pacific
Railway, built q couple Of years ago
from Yaquina Bay 20 Albany, Oregon,
aud Whicn is now being pushed east
ward, has behind it no other than the
Chicago 4 Northwestern people. Many
railroad men, who are supposed %
know something more about it than
mere surface talk, insist that the Obi.
cago d Northwestern has from the start
been behind the Oregon & Pacific and
have been furnishing money and doine
everything that has bean done.
"The Oregon q Paciac is being pushed
east 10 Boise Just as fast as money and
men can do II" said q prominent rail.
road man today. They are going e
continue IL till they reach the end oi
their road at Fort Fetterman, Wyoming
and will have tTanscontinental road
almost before anybody knows 10. The,
are doing Il beyond q doubt. I do nol
think, though, that they intend 10 bulk
up on Yequina Bay. l think they in
tend to make their terminal improve
ments at Portland or push at once q
San Francisco and have them here"
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THE ooLuMH1A RANK or PHILApEL.PMIA
POSTS Up A NoTtCK or AS
sIrSFrNrFT

THE ooLUMHIA RANK or PEILADELPHiA
PosTs Up A sortcK or AS
sIGSMEET.
PHuADu.PHIA, Jaly 0.-Ths Oolum-
bis Bank. STATE institution, closed its
doors this morning, aud on the door Q
notice vas posted stating that By order
OF the Board Of Direetogs the bank
woald make An assignment foE the ben
eat Of lie creditors. At noon another
notice Uas issued saying the assignment
had been made 30 ,. Edwin MeRATte
and r. p. Herman. two attoEneYA Al
Efforts 10 obtain any statement as 10 the
amo1nt Of the liabilities o. Assets
proved futile. both the bank ofHcials
and The sGsiZnees declaring thst they
bad not bad time 10 inquire into The
eonditicn Of aHAiFs a. yes.
IL 10 believed. however, that The fall
are b eoUpiets one. and Prssidsnt
Bell, Of the Farmers a AschAnioa'
Bank, With when the Columbia has
kspt a. seesant for several years. stated
that the cheeks Of the latter we're dis
honsfsd because they hzd ne money to
theiF credit. and furtbarmore had no -
euFitiss on dsposit e eiAimed By O.
Iamhis's efAciAia. a II. Bah sid the
securities referred 10 consisted Of
ohssks and drafts 90 Outasts banks,
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CARS WRECKED.
COLLISION CAUSED BIZ A MIsPLAcED
SWITCH N NEW HAxEPsHIRH,

ooLLBIoN CAUSED BIZ MIsPLAcEp
SWITCH N NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CoNcoRD On. H., July 30.-A colIi-
sion occurred at Hookset this morning
between an accommodation passenger
train which was nine hours late and a
mixed train which was standing on Q
siding. Ths passenger train, because of
Q misplaced switch, ran iHt0 the siding
and crashed into the locomotive Of the
mixed train, WreokinQ both iocomo-
ttves and the baggage and mail cars Of
the passenger train. Many Of the
freight cars on the mixed train were
also wrecked. Brakeman Fred Barney,
Of ths ri field train, was found under
the cowoatcher Of the engine Of the
passenger train. BE was removed with
difficulty and carried into the freight
station near by. After lingering in ter
rible agony for half an hour be died.
Before be died be said his fellow brake
wa1, Geo. 6alteF, had left the switch
open. Express Messenger French was
also killed. Several passengers we're
severely injured.
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THIEVES sERR0UNDED.
sEyKRAL DKrKRNETNKD M0ns PURsurN
HOEsR THIEVES IN IOWA

sEvKRAL DKTKRMNEp M0ns PURSUING
HoEsB THIEVES IN IOWA
LrxooLx, MA, July 3o.-A special
diapatch % Sue State JOAraaI from Ne
bgsska City says: "a mob Of citizens
from Craig, No, have q couple Of horse
thieves surrounded in q forrest IN Iowa,
sixteen miles fFUm NsbFAska City. The
mob bad the thieves surrounded neal
Craig yesterday and battle ensned, in
Which one Of the mob vas killed. The
thieves then broke sway, but were aQain
pursued and surrounded 81 their pres
ent rendexvous.
TIE mob is tho 'eaEl lyt ,Fouasd, an
there IL do d0abt b1I the thiext {
VII Be promptly lyashed when
tAksn. A mob Of twenty men left
Hamburg, Isws. late this afternoon 70
assiss In the eaptare, And AehFaske
CITY has iust sent . dsleeation Of deteF.
mined na1 bent on the bloody work
There h Iitale doubt bat that the thisvsI
viii Be taken and deak with s1mmarily
before morning..
A Jaara4l representative left for ia
scene Of action simultaneously With ~
Nebraska City mob. and vii FepsTt lh,
rsaalkn At the earliest possible momant
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An Kx-PoLICKAGAx OF Los AHdKLks I
TROUBLE WITH HIS WIFE.

An Kx-PoLICKlGAx OF Los ANGELES n
TROUBLE WITH HIS WIFE.
Los AHGEEEs. July 3o.-An sx.polics.
man, John l. Ronck, this morning shot
Dr.. j. @. Steele In the arm at the house
Of the former, In East Los Angeles.
Some time since Fo0ok's wife entered
suit for divorce IL the SnpeFier Court,
on the ground OF cruelty, and at that
time the Judge issued sn order re-
straining Fouck from visiting his chill
dFen while the sait was pending. This
morning Fouck visited the house for
the purpose, he said, Of seeing his
children. BE claims that Mrs. Fouck
would not permit him TO see the chill
dren; that DR., Steele. who was present,
interfered and attempted to draw q re-
v0lver. Fouck was arrested and lodged
IN the police station. The divorce suit
against F0uek was TO hsve been tried
today. DR.. Steele's wound would not
be dangerous we're IL not for his age,
be being 20 years old. Steele denies
having made any hostile demonstration
against Fouck and can assign no cause
for the shooting.
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To begin with. the bathing bszss are
made abrasive and light By their can.
vas covers stTsiched over pretty SHAPED
frame work Of wood. A mirror and .
rack Of fresh towels, O basin and Snoh
necessities Of the dressing room ad0rn
the interior, As veil aa q soft rag on ths
dOor. The bathing master Il 10 attend
anos, ana q pail on tbs iitils bell rope
whieh hangs Inside the door brinRs his
alert little person 20 the bath hOnee 70
40 the blddlnR OF the oeenpant. This
ehssrful attendant aFFAnaea m0naieuF'a
bathing wardrobe and dressing case,
and provides him With warm water, all
goF tha modest sum Of one franc.
When lbe bather % arranged In
his bathing suit Of caFafai cut
With bis long mantle defily adjusted By
hia vnlet Of ths bath, he dainlily tseada
his way toward the platform extendinQ
out into the water and which ends ID
a spFina board. He makes up bis mind
a. be wandsgn along 10 the shock Of The
hrsl leap into the " water. An0ibef
bathing man u , 4ady 10 receive oar
Wentlsman a. s0on a. no shall reach the
Afst breaker, 20 help him 70 gwin, u be
need snoh assistanss, o. tell him where
are the safe PLACES.
on ths opp9slte slds are the bathing
ruashioes foE ths ladies, With q neat 10
tla oOifed maid 10 atteotance. Here
I there IL the sxtra gaKmant OF Ihe bath
ne cork iaskst-Which tke polite littis
/ uaiatreaaOf the bath insists that msdame
[ shall wear, willy nilly. Two hoafa u nos
1 eonsidarod too long for bath "a Irou-
vile, Whils 81 the fashionable AmeFioan
fosoTs bali ~ bear is th0uaht 70 Be
quits enOuRh, n not . wicked waste Of
ureaious tins. Saoh u the dfaeFenoe In
ueopisa. - Bosf0a P0Ef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

BALrMoEz. Jaly Sa.-Jehn A. Ham
bleaon A o., bankers, VITO have eorE.
densiai raisaions With the Carrots, tc-
day issasd . semi ofhsial Asooant Of the
Balaimora a 0his deal. In which tkey
deny that Garrett ever contemplated
ceiling The telezrAph property separate
They say that % faR 0Arfett has much
the bass Of tha deal, - be holds 81 500,
p0o 81 CineiBnafi. Haniiaon 4 Dayton
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SEATTLE, W. t, SUNDAY MORNING, July sl 1887

end that thel FsrmsEu a Mschaniss'
would net ascepa tAszn eapept for col
leotion. and thsg pt0ved good the
money woold b paid. bet nothing
wonla Be advanced. Is q understood
from reliable sources that The chtef
eauss8 OF tAs failure were keawy
advances made On drafts Of the Ives
Stsyner party of Hew YoEk, and 3D.
yanoes % Q eongiRnmenf Of merch&n-
dise shiRped fFon South America and
other pctnsA which Vas rot taken up By
oonsfRnees, thus leaving the bank n 3
eEipple& condition. A partial state
ment Of the agaeea and liabilities Il
promised for khis aftaEnoon, althonRh
Il b doubtful Il anythine very deaniss
VII be learned befors The rough exsm-
nation b made, and this will consume
considerable time. The failure csussd
some sxoitanant IN the siiy. although
am0n9 financial men it waa not much
Of surprise.
10 BREnTrE cAeEE.
NV Yo1k. Jaly S0.-The FOst,s nnan-
ctal article says: there was ne definite
eauae assigned for the decline in prices
this morning aside from the general
attack watch has been made on the
market the past Wseki the managers
say this attack on the market was
strengthened BY the suspension Of the
Columbia Bank Of Philadelphia which,
tt e claimed. supplied . considerable
portion Of the money BY which Henry
,. Ives q 90. were enabled 10 carry on
ikleig negotiations. Fer soms time pasa
e the ofkloes Of Ives & Co. it vas sait
lveB vas not In the city. His partner.
George Stayner, vas In but vas too
busy 10 talk. Il Wss elaimed this
morning By friends sf Ives that the
columbian Bank was indebted 10 Ives
; CO., bat the general belief on the
'treet is that the account stands the !
'theF way.
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GUIrEAU,s LAWYER.
HK ATTEMPTs TO COMMIT SUICIDE AND
ASSIGNS DRUSKKNNKss As
TIE CAUSE.

ASSIGNS DRUSKKNNEss As
TIE CAUSE.
New YoRK. Joly 3o.--Ohas. II. Reed,
one Of the lawyers Who defended Guit-
eau, attempted suicide this morning, by
Jumping iuto the North River from q
ferry boat. BE vas rescued and taken
TO Chambers Street Hospital. where be
IL suffering from injuries inflicted by a
blow from the paddle wheel Of the ferry
boat.
Reed has lost all his legal prsstics
and is reduced TO great poverty. A.fsW
days ago be vas arrested for trying 10
rob the I'LL IN . saloon In Jersey City,
bat was not prosecuted. He was subse.
quentIy arrai0ned at the Tombs Police
Court. He said be vas drunk when be
jumped into the river and did NOT
knoW What he vas doing. He was eom.
mitted TO the care Of the Commissioners
Of Charities and Corrections. 10 be ex-
amined a. 70 his sanity.
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Travellers Life and Accident.

Lsrxss AseAAsaa world
Hat
006so0o s1Fpluas
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A Msaaachusstts editor has iust san
aeFoss the item that reoently eppeafeo
In tie 0oidandaie 5ssfisei 10 regard -
ths boy heina tFeed By tbs FallseanAMe
near C0lumbas, and haa written 70
| Postmaster Esbfiman eneloaiua ths
nlip, ashina him Il a is iFues ~ he d.
J siFed 20 pablAsh a II n waa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

SAN FRANorsoo, July @.-Some OF the
local lines have received notice from
the Pennsylvania Railroad authorizing
them to make rates on two cent per
mile basis over lie line TO Philadelphia
on the occasion Of the Centennial An
niversary Of the adoption Of the Fed.
eEal Constitution. Lower rates are Of
fered for military and other oFganixa-
tions desiring 10 attend the celebration.
The tickets will be good to return until
September 22d.
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BABTrMoRs, Juiy 30-JudRe Bond
sitting in the Uaited States District
Court today decided that Thomas
Virgins, known all over the world as
Blind Tom," the pianist, shall b de-
liyeFad on or before AuRuse 18th
ult., into the custody Of Mrs.
Eliza Bethune, Who represented charity
WiRpina. m0shaF Of Blind Tom. and
that Jaa. 3. Bethune, Who has had
charge Of him, shall at the same time
pay over 30 Mrs. Beth1ne The sun Of
"a .OCO for past services.
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CHICAGO, July O.-SheFid Msison re-
osived telegram from the Sheriff 81 Ht.
Ignace, Mich, late this afternoon, say
ing that the schooner Blake had not
been seen yet, and that iho deputies
we're still watching. Chief Of Police
EbersoId received telegram a. 7;30 To-
night from MaFphy, City Marshal 81
ChebeRan, Mich., saying that the
schooner Blake was towed into Macki-
mac City this morning. Ofhciala are IN
able 20 reconcile The conflicting reports
and await further Developments.
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Heavy Rain Storm.

SARAT ,eA, July 30.--A heavy rain
storm set in here tonight. Lightning
struck several houses. No loss Of life is
reported.
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DKsvER, July @.-WoEd reach Cd beEs
today OF q shOcking aooidenl, which
happensd a the white Ash mine nsaF
Golden, Colorado, early this morning.
Harry Jamison, q vel knovn miner,
while making repairs on . stand pire
II ths main shaft. lost biz footing and
fsli 10 the bottom distance Of go fest,
striking several times on the wsy. his
head was mashed beyond recognition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

SAN FRANcIsoo, July 80.-The Cana
dian Pacific is reported 70 have secured
the transportation Of fifteen ear loads
Of wool from this city TO Boston At q
rate 25 per cent. lower thsn the AmeEi-
can pool schedule.